A federal judge in Washington, D.C., ordered Paul Manafort to jail Friday over charges he tampered with witnesses while out on bail, the Washington Post reports. It was major blow for President Trump’s former campaign chairman as he awaits trial on federal conspiracy and money-laundering...

Faith-based organizations, advocacy groups and shelters serve Salem, Ore.’s growing homeless population, but police are increasingly filling a mostly unnoticed gap in helping get people on their feet, reports the Salem Statesman-Journal. They’re on the front line of homelessness, responding to welfare checks of unconscious...

As the competition for soccer’s World Cup begins this week in Russia, the Los Angeles Times profiles Rafael Marquez, Mexico’s team captain and a legendary defender. Marquez, a four-time World Cup veteran, was sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department last year for allegedly aiding a...

San Diego police are preparing for a new statewide initiative to reduce racial profiling by conducting officer training sessions, adding new data-collection software and amending police policies, reports the city’s Union-Tribune. The efforts come more than two years after a university study found racial disparities...

Stateline.org reports on how Sutherland Springs, Texas, is coping seven months after a former serviceman stormed the First Baptist Church there to carry out one of the worst mass murders in recent U.S. history. The town 35 miles southeast of San Antonio is on the...